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Whatever they go with, the tech is going to make a really killer subwoofer amp. Looking at the requirements (mostly the high DC input) it seems that an IGBT cl
by keenerd 12y ago
Whatever they go with, the tech is going to make a really killer subwoofer amp.
Looking at the requirements (mostly the high DC input) it seems that an IGBT class-D would be the logical starting point, but those are hampered by a 150kHz-ish max switching rate. I think Don Lancaster's Magic Sinewaves (http://www.tinaja.com/magsn01.shtml http://www.tinaja.com/magsn01.shtml) meet the distortion requirements while offering the slowest switching requirements.
Would be fun to be on one of the teams for this.